The Standard Textbook Regulations (1St Edition)
written by Shahmir Siddiqui
In this book, we will be discussing what can be accepted as a textbook which is ready for usage in academics. Many books nowadays in the library are either unfinished textbooks, or just stories. These unfinished textbooks don't add anything to the library, and those that are finished are often uncreditable/unreliable. If you follow these rules, you can get your textbook STR-Certified!
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Str Rules And Regulations
Chapter 3
The STR follows a strict list of Rules and Regulations which are not to be broken. These rules were made to make sure that chaos does insure. This is the list of the Rules and Regulations of the STR:
- The STR must abide by already existing HiH Terms and Conditions
- The STR does not allow the copying of an already made textbook in any way without the authors consent. This includes copying information, cover, or the whole book itself. This is known as plagarizing and is a felony in many places around the world.
- The STR regulates that the textbook must be checked by the professor of the subject first, in order to insure quality. They must send an owl back to us, this acts a sort of preliminary and allows a checking process to insure.
- The STR does not allow the usage of false information. If the information you are using is new or has not been fully revealed yet, please contact a professor to validate the material for you.
- The STR does not allow the deflaming or insulting of any other person in your textbook.
- The STR will not allow the use of false books claiming they are certified. All certified books will be listed on Chapter 5, if you notice a book that claims to be STR-Certfied, but it is not in Chapter 5 then please report it.
These are the current rules of the STR. If you have anymore questions about the rules, please owl Shahmir Siddiqui.
